6-Nights Discover Jordan: Amman, Dead Sea, Petra & More
Available Dates
2/5/2025
–
12/31/2025
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Additional Inclusions
- Meet & Greet at Amman Queen Alia Airport
- Private arrival and departure airport transfers
- 2 nights first-class accommodation in Amman
- 1 night deluxe accommodation at the Dead Sea
- 2 night first-class accommodation in Petra
- 1 night moderate accommodation in Wadi Rum
- Private transportation in a modern air-conditioned vehicle
- Amman City Tour and Ajloun Castle (self-guided)
- Private-guided tour of Jerash including local guide (2 hrs)
- Visit to Bethany (self-guided)
- Visits to Mt Nebo, Madaba, and Kerak (self-guided)
- Private-guided tour of Petra with local guide (2 hrs)
- Horse ride in Petra from main entrance to the Siq
- Shared 4x4 jeep tour in Wadi Rum
- Entrance fees
- 6 breakfasts, 1 dinner
Petra
Wadi Rum
Dead Sea, Jordan
Amman
Spend 7 days exploring a land as colourful as it is ancient. Travel from Amman to Wadi Rum via Roman ruins, the Dead Sea and iconic Petra.
Comparatively modern Amman has neither the history nor mystique of several other cities in the region. But it’s the best place to get a glimpse of modern Jordan, and an ideal base for exploring historic Jerash, home to the Roman ruins of Maximus Cardo, and Ajloun Castle, which stood firm against the 12th century crusades. Go on to Bethany, the site of Christ’s baptism before enjoying a soak/float in the Dead Sea.
The city of Madaba is known for its mosaics, including one believed to be the oldest map depicting the Holy Land. See them for yourself, then gaze out over the real thing from the Mount Nebo, with views stretching over Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and the River Jordan. A full day is then devoted to Petra, ‘the Rose Red city half as old as time’. Explore the Treasury, the Amphitheatre and the Street of Facades.
Your journey ends in one of Jordan’s most haunting landscapes, Wadi Rum. Get in touch with your inner Lawrence of Arabia, enjoying your final night in Jordan under clear desert skies.
Comparatively modern Amman has neither the history nor mystique of several other cities in the region. But it’s the best place to get a glimpse of modern Jordan, and an ideal base for exploring historic Jerash, home to the Roman ruins of Maximus Cardo, and Ajloun Castle, which stood firm against the 12th century crusades. Go on to Bethany, the site of Christ’s baptism before enjoying a soak/float in the Dead Sea.
The city of Madaba is known for its mosaics, including one believed to be the oldest map depicting the Holy Land. See them for yourself, then gaze out over the real thing from the Mount Nebo, with views stretching over Jordan Valley, the Dead Sea and the River Jordan. A full day is then devoted to Petra, ‘the Rose Red city half as old as time’. Explore the Treasury, the Amphitheatre and the Street of Facades.
Your journey ends in one of Jordan’s most haunting landscapes, Wadi Rum. Get in touch with your inner Lawrence of Arabia, enjoying your final night in Jordan under clear desert skies.